Crown Order Picker MPC 3040-26

WARNING! Use caution during operational testing. Carry out the tests in an open area away from obstacles and other people. Watch out for people in the work area. Stay away from moving truck parts. Stop the truck as soon as you discover any problems. Have the problem rectified by a trained, authorized service technician before operating the truck.

Check the forks and the fork carriage for damage and cracks

Check the fork latches are working securely

Sign off on the daily forks inspection

Warning: Use caution during operational testing. Carry out the tests in an open area away from obstacles and other people. Watch out for people in the work area. Stay away from moving truck parts. Stop the truck as soon as you discover any problems. Have the problem rectified by a trained, authorized service technician before operating the truck.

Check the floor underneath the truck for traces of leaks of Transmission, Hydraulics

Check Load Backrest, any Attachments. Ensure they are fitted securely and check for damage

Check the overhead guard for damage

Check that labels and decals are legible. Replace any illegible or missing labels and decals. See parts manual for labels

Check wheels for damage and debris

Check Grab Handles, Grab Bar, Work Assist Tube and Accessories for damage and any attachment defects

Sign off on the daily picker components inspection

WARNING! Use caution during operational testing. Carry out the tests in an open area away from obstacles and other people. Watch out for people in the work area. Stay away from moving truck parts. Stop the truck as soon as you discover any problems. Have the problem rectified by a trained, authorized service technician before operating the truck.

Check the lift chains for contamination and corrosion, and ensure they are adequately lubricated

Check the chain anchors for damage, cracks and corrosion

Check that the cotter pins in the chain bolt on the chain anchor are fitted and free of damage

Sign off on the lift chains inspection

The condition of the battery has a considerable impact on the performance of the truck. Optimum maintenance is key to maintaining the performance and useful life of the battery

Note: Only trained and authorized personnel may remove and install, charge or service batteries

Truck batteries can be dangerous

Your truck battery produces gas that can explode

It also contains acid that could burn or disfigure you

• Do not try to install, remove, charge or service your truck battery unless you are trained and authorized

• Never smoke or use an open flame around batteries. Avoid sparks

1. Turn on the truck and test all the displays and alarms on Display Panel

3. Check the condition of all controls, buttons, handles and pedals. All controls should revert to the neutral position automatically

4. Check operation of Hydraulic Functions

5. Test the Emergency Disconnect switch

- Change travel direction (Plugging)